Namco

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(which is not actually made by namco.)
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*[[TROGDOR!]] — The intermission part with [[Trogdor]] chasing the peasants is a resemblance to the arcade game ''Pac-Man'' when he chases the ghosts during the intermission.
*[[TROGDOR!]] — The intermission part with [[Trogdor]] chasing the peasants is a resemblance to the arcade game ''Pac-Man'' when he chases the ghosts during the intermission.
*[[Scrolling Shooter Games Menu]] — The layout for level 1 resembles Xevious.
*[[Scrolling Shooter Games Menu]] — The layout for level 1 resembles Xevious.
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*Email [[caffeine]] — [[Strong Bad]] mentioned [[Wikipedia:Tekken (arcade game)|Tekken]]
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*Email [[caffeine]] — [[Strong Bad]] mentions [[Wikipedia:Tekken (arcade game)|Tekken]].
*Email [[the facts]] — The tune Homestar Runner sings to in the Easter egg is the same tune as the intermission theme from ''Pac-Man''.
*Email [[the facts]] — The tune Homestar Runner sings to in the Easter egg is the same tune as the intermission theme from ''Pac-Man''.
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*Email [[redesign]] — On the DVD commertary, [[Matt]] mentioned [[Wikipedia:Pole Position|Pole Position]], a racing made by Namco.
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*Email [[redesign]] — On the DVD commertary, [[Matt]] mentions [[Wikipedia:Pole Position|Pole Position]], a racing made by Namco.
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*[[Doomy Tales of the Macabre]] — [[Pom Pom]] dressed up as Pooka, an enemy from the game [[Wikipedia:Dig Dug|Dig Dug]]. The [[The Poopsmith|Popsmith]] destroyed him with a pixelated pump, one of the ways pookas are killed in the game.
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*[[Doomy Tales of the Macabre]] — [[Pom Pom]] dresses up as Pooka, an enemy from the game [[Wikipedia:Dig Dug|Dig Dug]]. The [[The Poopsmith|Popsmith]] destroys him with a pixelated pump, one of the ways that Pookas are killed in the game.
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Revision as of 09:04, 20 November 2009

Pom Pom as Pooka

Namco is a popular video game company founded by Masaya Nakamura in 1955. They are best known for making video games and arcade games like Pac-Man, Dig Dug, and Galaxian.

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